Ladies' Good Quality, Full-Cut Outing Gowns With
? ? Fiprtd Coat?Solid Color Pants *
$1.98
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Ladies' 2-Pc. Outing- Pajamas
$2.98
gate
?$??
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with feet or knitted cuffs and ankles
1 r <<f " 1 '* '"r ' " " 1
$j98bs
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Ladies' Snuggie Knit Panties or Vests in Tea Rose Color
Regular and Extra Sizes
??59c adrftlS
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Men's, Boys' or Children's medium heavy weight union suits
Prices for. Children's, 89c -$1 .49; Men's, $ 1.98
Infants' Vests in Button Front or Wrap Around. QQn
Long or Short sleeve Styles ?? ? Oi/V
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LADIES' and MISSES' ALL WOOL SWEA'fERS
' Several Styles, Slip-overs and Button Fronts. All colors
$2.98 $3.98 $4.98
Child's Corduroy Overalls. Brown, Navy, Copper, Maroon
Sizes 3 to 14 years
X
$1.98 M $2.98
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Boy's .Sanforized Plue Denim Overalls?made for real wear
$1.80
Boys' and Girls' Sweaters-^SlipKrvers and Button Styles
Plain and Novelty Weaves
97c $1.45 ^up
Boys' All Wool Sport Coats?Two-tone colors (J"| QQ
Sizes 3 to 8 years-$2.98 value. SPECIAL
BEAUTIFUL CURTAINS in Priscilla and Tailored Styles
and Cottage Sets
97c ,to $2.98
Double Bed Size and Double Blankets in >1 QP
colored plaids. 25% wool. $7.95 value at
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Spun Rayon Yard Goods in a variety of new fall colors and
Patterns. $1.00 yard. Special?
59c yard
White's Stores are always headquarter* for
good shoes at reasonable prices You can
shoe your attire family here
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Dr. Luther's Children's Shoes were $2.49. Special?
$2.29
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS?Leather Soles
$1.49 to $2.98
. BOYS'DRESS OXFORDS
$2.98 to $4.95
WOMEN'S OXFORDS
$2.98 to $3.98
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BOYS' GOOD WORK SHOES
$2.95 $3.98 $4.95
Men's Retan, Oil-Treated, Seamless Back, Doable Cord -
Sole?Goodyear Welt Work Shoes. $9.95 special at'
$5.95
Men's Tan, Retan, Double Re-inforced Back?Rubber Sole
$5.93 special at
Hi $4.95
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Men's Tan Elk?Rubber Sole?Grain Leather. Inner Sole
d?6 (Mr
Q/OitfV
BOYS' 12-INCH HIGH TOP BOOTS?Special at
; $4.95
MEN'S 16-INCH HIGH TOP BOOTS $9.95 Spedal at
*Q QC FT
9PO.J70
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DRESS OXFORDS?Leather Sole?Cap Toe?Moc
Toe?Wing Tip?$$.95 spedal at
Mrs. Arthur P. Joyner, Mrs. Z. M.
Whitehuret, Mrs. C. H. Joyner, Mrs.
J. W. Joyner, Mrs. H. N. Howand,
Mis. W. a Royster, Mxp. M. E. Dix
on, Mrs. W. Leslie Smith, Mis. Lath
Morriss and Mra. M. V. Jones.
pond of Mm. W. K Wto, P??
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON '
Mrs. Judd Walker, Mrs. W. N.
Spruillr Mrs. John B. Lewis, Mrs. ?d
Naah Warren, Mrs. 'A. H.U
Mrs. John Kin*, Miss 4
Davis and Mis. Robert Ue Smith i
at the home of Mrs. Smith fn 1983
to organise the Wednesday After
noon dub. The members chose the
name, Wednesday Afternoon,
it was on that particular day they
held semi-monthly meetingi- Com
posing the present membership of the
ciub are Mias Davis, Mis. King, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. W. AT Allen, Mrs.
A. C. Monk, Jr., Mrs. R. T. Monk,
Mis. J. Y. Monk. Mrs. R. V. Raer.
Mrs. R. C. Copemhaver, Mrs. T. a
Ryon, Mrs. George Moore, Sr., Mrs.
Harry Harper and Mis. Ben tang.
> Officers of the deb for 1947-48 are
Mrs. W. A. Alien, president, and Mn.
Robert Lee Smith, secretary.
.
BOOK AND BRIDGE
Organised March 24, 1944, the
Book and Bridge club had nine chart
er members?Mrs. T. a Ryan, Mrs.
Frank Allen, Mrs. Irrin Morgan, Jr.,
Mrs. B. T. Williams, Mrs. Walter
Jones, Mis. Lewis Allen, Mrs. James
Lang, Mn. Rax. Hodges and Mr* C.
S. Hotchlriss. The group joined a
book-of-the-month club and awards
books to the members who compile
Aft
T, held its
in the hone of
Mi*. Ogiesby,
Mrs. Howard
Mia. !
m __.. ___, _
jjfcsn Drake, Mrs.
Charles & Edwards sad Mm Lanier
Donnell as original members,
k; Mm Allen Darden, Mm Jamas H.
Darden. Jr.. and Mm John a Darden
have added their names to the club
"Meetings are* held the first
third Thursdays of each month.
W' TinSSbAT ftTKNlNG t
k Mrs. Bill Candler, Mrs. Carl
Greene, Mm Lonnie Pierce, Jr., Mrs
Robert P. Wheless, Mrs. Joseph Joy
ner, Miss Mary Thome Tybon, Miss
Mary Atin 'Townsend, Miss Elvira Ty
son and Miss Anne Jones formed the
Tuesd&y Evening club at the home of
Miss Jonep September 23. Meetings
will be held the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings' of each month.
LAMR1D
k ,4 tomtributed) - -M:
? The Lammd Club, organised in
the late tell of 19M, had ae He eight
original members Pennk Keel tang,
Mrs. W. Ale* Allen, Jr., Mm J. Irvin
Morgan, Jr., Mary friar Rouse, Mm
Ted Albritton, Mm Fred E. Davis,
Hazel Lang Monk and Eva Mae
Tumage.
The club name was formed several,
weeks following organisation from
the first letter of members' last
names, with exception of the latter
two members who had left for busi
ness school in Raleigh.
Mm George E. Moore, Jr., a bride,
and Vernice Long Jones, who had
just graduated from G. C., joined" the
group m late summer. Thus the
Lammd membership was completed
within its first year.
Although two have given up their
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A. a Honk, Jfc,
Mrs. Junes Y. Hank, Jr.;
office'which is held by each
vs.
m
it began ss i
fair, meetings tor flts past
month on first
P
to me* only ewe
the current year sad to have
?I" " IL?-- tan ib*
en by Mrs. A. C. Monk, Jr., sad ffe
is is profiue f
Y. Monk, Jr., as
Activities have included a
jnent series,
and various
members
honoring
celebrating birthdays,
versaries and engagements.
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NEW DEAL CLUB
ilSiJfe??J2S
Organioed on October 6, 1984, _
few months after the feangarkl cere
monies marking the fibst term of a
new administration hi the yoffem
day, October 6.
Xn. Utfc
M
m
Mra. L. T. Plane
of the b octet*
?tW. eeSl were M*. D. _ ?
Morgan, Mm. J. I* Shacldeford, Mae.
S. A. Roebuck, Mra. Bert MuOallaxn,
Mr*. R. LeJtoy Rolline, Mrs. Henri
etta X. WUHmnwm, Mrs. Paul B.
and Mra. A. H. Stevens. Mrs.
S. A. Roebuck was elected ai
first president. The club later in
vited frioids to make up a member
ship of twelve, which at the present
time tnahtdta four of the charter
imben?Mra a A- Roebuck, Mra.
Henrietta M. Williamson, Mra. Paul
t shod
wt"
4 nabs
ace to
A Store Fall of New Things I
Come in and sac oar linen of new bed-room, living-room and kitchen
furniture. Ton will lore oar maple, mahogany and gam bod-room
snitea, oar soft inner spring mattressea and comfortable box apringa.
See na for any kind of furniture for the home. TonH find oar
PRICES RIGHT!
EASY
t K- UVHM MM
3ur regular $189.00 3-pe auite in
leap wine or blue valour cover?. A
Maze suite with extra long aoh
tprmg AIM throughout. ^3 watching
ROOM MITE
Stainless, porcelain table, ex
tension type, 4 solid choirs,
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112 E. Wilson St.
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Notri 2<A aap. pumpkin pkl rpicr
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Pumpkin Pir, 1
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RED BAND fc-| 1A
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Cinnamon, Clows
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GRADE A BABY BEEF . 'J ^
SIRLOIN or T-BONE STEAK, lb.
GROUND BEEP, lb.
FANCY FRESH, DRESSED and DRAWN
FRYERS, lb.
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CAKE MIX, lb. 39C
DIAMOND IjOa
WALNUTS, lb. 4ZC
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